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Windows 10 will be available as a free upgrade to users of Windows 8.1 and Windows 7. If you have recently downloaded and installed all the latest Windows Updates and restarted your Windows computer, you may have noticed a white Windows flag icon in the notification area on the right side of the taskbar. This icon will help you reserve your free upgrade to Windows 10.

KB3035583 is a Windows Update offered by Microsoft, which appears in the list of ‘Important’ updates. It is this update which is responsible for the Windows icon.

Microsoft describes this as an update that enables additional capabilities for Windows Update notifications when new updates are available to the user in Windows 8.1 and Windows 7 SP1. To be able to install this update, your computer must have the KB2919355 update installed for Windows 8.1 systems or Service Pack 1 installed for Windows 7 systems.

If you are seeing this Windows 10 App icon in your taskbar, we urge you to reserve your Windows 10 copy for download, so that it is offered to you when it is made available. It is a time-limited upgrade offer.

The benefit of reserving your copy is that you will be able to upgrade your system to Windows 10 in just a few clicks. This Windows 10 App will also check your computer for compatibility issues, if any. Even if you do not reserve your copy, you will still be able to upgrade to Windows 10 later on, manually, by downloading the setup files.

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Before you reserve your copy of the Windows 10 Upgrade or install Windows 10, it may be good idea to check your computer for Windows 10 device & app compatibility.

★★ Error Code Kb3035583 ★★ Fix, Clean [ ERROR CODE KB3035583 ] And Optimize PC! SPEED Up Your PC FREE Scan Now! - Windows Update Errors In. Update for Windows 7 for x64-based Systems (KB3035583). Download size: 664 KB - 763 KB. You may need to restart your computer for this. The latest KB 3035583 appears as a “Recommended” optional patch for Windows 7 and 8.1. Those with Automatic Update turned on and “Give me recommended updates the same way I receive important. Microsoft’s Get Windows 10 app, KB 3035583, reappears. Microsoft’s Get Windows 10 app, KB 3035583, reappears. And it will be installed the next time Automatic Update runs. If you previously hid KB 3035583, it’s now unhidden. Download Nulled WordPress Themes. Download WordPress Themes. The latest KB 3035583 appears as a “Recommended” optional patch for Windows 7 and 8.1. Those with Automatic Update turned on and “Give me recommended updates the same way I receive important updates” checked — the default settings — will see the patch as a checked, optional update, and it will be installed the next time Automatic.

Read:When will I get the Windows 10 free upgrade?

Reserve Free Windows 10 Upgrade

To reserve your Windows 10 Upgrade, click on the icon. The following window will open.

You may read more about Windows 10 and its features, by clicking on the arrow on the right side or you may simply click on the Reserve your free upgrade button. In the next window which appears, you may opt to receive an email confirmation, or you may simply select the Skip email confirmation option.

That is all you need to do. You will see an All done for now message and the windows will close.

Your Windows 10 upgrade will be reserved. If you open Windows Update, you will see the following message: Windows 10 upgrade reserved.

Around the 29th of June, you will receive a notification stating that Windows 10 is ready to download or downloaded already – depending on your Windows Update settings. It is a 3 GB download. Once you receive this notification, you can install the Windows 10 Upgrade on to your computer or schedule its installation for a suitable time.

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It is an upgrade and will preserve all your settings, programs and data, but it is always better if you backup your data and keep it safely. The non-compatible programs may get deactivated.

Read: List of features removed in Windows 10.

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How to cancel the reserved Windows 10 Upgrade

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If you wish to cancel the reservation, you will have to right-click on the Windows 10 Upgrade app icon, and select Check your upgrade status. The app window will open. Next, click on the 3 Hamburger lines you see in the top left corner. A black panel will pop out from the left side. Here under Getting the upgrade, select View confirmation. You will now see the following window.

/galaxy-s3-operating-system-download.html. Click on Cancel reservation, to cancel your upgrade. You can of course, always reserve your upgrade anytime.

Read:How to upgrade your Windows 10 to the newer Build.

Take a look at this video. It tells you how to reserve your copy as well as how to upgrade your Windows installation in a few clicks.

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On Wednesday afternoon Microsoft once again rolled KB 3035583 out the Automatic Update chute. If you're running a Windows 7 or 8.1 PC that isn't behind an update server, you received one of two notifications:

  • Those who have Windows Update's 'Give me recommended updates the same way I receive important updates' box checked will see KB 3035583 as an Optional update, checked.
  • Those who have Windows Update's 'Give me recommended updates the same way I receive important updates' box unchecked will see KB 3035583 as an Optional, unchecked but italicized update.

If you had KB 3035583 hidden, it is now unhidden. Such are the ways of Windows Update.

In addition, if you have Automatic Update enabled -- 'Install updates automatically (recommended)' -- and the KB 3035583 entry was checked, chances are good that KB 3035583 ran overnight. You (or someone you know) may now have the Get Windows 10 icon sitting in the system tray and may have been given the opportunity to avail yourselves of the free Windows 10 upgrade. Raise your hand if you've heard that one before.

The Knowledge Base article hasn't changed, except to say it's now at Version 11.

Those who have been following this saga since KB 3035583 first appeared almost a year ago know that I strongly recommend you turn Automatic Update to 'Check for updates but let me choose whether to download and install them' and uncheck the box marked 'Give me recommended updates the same way I receive important updates.' That advice stands.

If you've run GWX Control Panel in the past and used it to 'Prevent Windows 10 Upgrades,' your system isn't on a collision course with Windows 10. If you have GWX Control Panel running in Monitor Mode, there's no need to run it again. If you don't have GWX Control Panel in Monitor Mode, you should run GWX Control Panel once again to make sure everything's scraped off.

If you or someone you know has inadvertently been upgraded to Windows 10, there are several first aid options.

On the good news front -- yes, there is good news -- Microsoft appears to be adhering to its promised use of the DisableOSUpgrade registry entry to block the Windows 10 upgrade. That's why GWX Control Panel (and the Group Policy setting) still work. Also, the upgrade process is preceded by the combined 'Great, we'll get the upgrade started' and EULA acceptance dialog shown here.

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While that's not exactly full disclosure (accept the EULA and Windows 10 gets installed), it's a far cry from the situation a couple of weeks ago, as political commentator Thom Hartmann can attest.

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Microsoft's still pushing hard to hit that 1 billion Windows 10 users mark. But I wonder at this point if the company isn't scaring off more upgraders than it's enabling.